ructions

英 [ˈrʌkʃnz]

美 [ˈrʌkʃnz]

n.  愤怒的抗议; 争吵
ruction的复数

牛津词典

noun

• 愤怒的抗议；争吵
  angry protests or arguments
  1. There'll be ructions if her father ever finds out.
     一旦让她父亲发现了，就会发生争吵。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 吵闹;争吵;强烈抗议;骚动
  If someone or something causesructions, they cause strong protests, quarrels, or other trouble.
  1. Both activities have caused some ructions.
     两项活动都引起了一些抗议。

双语例句

• Three linked China problems are now causing big ructions.
  三个环环相扣的中国问题现在正引起他们的不安。
• Anxiety about the rapidly changing world of work from robots to the growth of freelancing is high. The threat of automation is no longer restricted to assembly lines, and is causing ructions in white-collar cubicles too.
  就业世界的迅速变化从机器人到自由职业的增多让人们感到非常担忧。自动化的威胁不再限于装配生产线，它也在白领圈子引起不安。
• Cytokines have important regulating ructions in cellular immune response.
  细胞免疫中，细胞因子具有重要的调节作用。
• The Commons met in apprehensive mood yesterday following the ructions in the Chamber last week.
  在上周议院发生的骚乱后，下院昨天怀著忧虑的心情召开了会议。
• The ructions in Dublin also rippled across the continent.
  都柏林的争吵也波及了整个欧洲大陆。
• These worries predate the ructions in the Arab world.
  这些担忧在阿拉伯世界发生动乱之前就出现了。
• The first half of the year will be challenging, as equities continue to be hit by credit market ructions, fears of recession in the US and UK and downward revisions to earnings forecasts.
  由于信贷市场动荡将继续冲击股市，加之投资者担心英美经济衰退和企业调低盈利预测，今年上半年将十分艰难。
• In assessing the ructions that are bound to accompany the birth of a huge economy and powerful nation, he advises, Americans could do worse than look at themselves.
  他指出，一个庞大经济体和强国的诞生，必然会伴随着种种喧嚣，在评说这些喧嚣的时候，美国人还是看看自个儿为好。
• Both activities have caused some ructions.
  两项活动都引起了一些抗议。
• There'll be ructions when your mother hears about that!
  你母亲要是听到那件事，一定会闹翻的！